Schools denying students due process, study finds

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Colleges and universities deny students due process in internal disciplinary proceedings at an alarming rate, including the presumption of innocence, an education group says.

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, in a report issued Monday, described how institutions will investigate and punish students for misconduct ranging from vandalism and housing violations to sexual assault.

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